Opinion
Modinomics is Inclusive and Taxation, Tribunal Reforms Were Ushered In Out of Conviction Not Compulsion
The Modi government’s bold move to bury the controversial retrospective taxation will provide relief to companies who undertook indirect transfer of assets before May 28, 2012
Breaking Caste Barriers in Temples: Tamil Nadu Has Dealt the First Blow But Many Divisive Walls Stand
Hereditary practices and religious rulebooks are clearly discriminatory, on the basis of caste and gender.
I-Day Special: All We Had in Common Was Love for Food & Passion to Help during COVID
The community of cooks kept growing by the day and at our zenith we had over 150 home cooks on Meals for Madras, and we served over 700 meals every day.
Jammu & Kashmir: Even After Ban, Jamaat-e-Islami Refuses to Mend Its Ways
Holds secret meeting to revive stone-pelting, protests; gets funds to orchestrate trouble
Golden Boy Neeraj Chopra Deserves a Commissioned Rank in the Indian Army
There is precedence in the Indian Army when Dhyan Chand, the hockey wizard, was given a commission and he eventually retired as a Major.
Regular Parliament Disruption Has Become Opposition’s Favoured Tool—At the Cost of Citizen
Important legislation that will govern the use of DNA technology in civil and criminal cases, strengthen the protection net for senior citizens are pending before Parliament.
1200 Soldiers Dead, 3000 Wounded, Operation Pawan in Lanka Was No Walk in the Woods
My unit 4 Garhwal Rifles along with 9 Para Commando under 7 Infantry Brigade conducted an operation to enter and destroy Prabhakaran’s camp in March 1989, writes Lt Gen Hasnain.
Manish Tewari Writes: More than Parliament Size, Focus on Its Credibility Crisis
Expanding the Lok Sabha would make it even more unwieldy and dysfunctional. From a whip-driven paradigm it would turn into a country club with a bloated membership.
To Integrate Northeast with Rest of India, Improving Air Links Must be Top Priority
Most citizens, including those debating Mizoram-Assam border clashes, have never quite visited the Northeast, due to lack of awareness and lack of connectivity.
At Kargil and LAC, A Lesson for Pakistan and China—Indian Military is No Pushover
Both at Kargil and in Eastern Ladakh, the Indian soldier ultimately salvaged a very difficult situation.
Bibek Debroy: My Reform Agenda Will Include a Second State Reorganisation Commission
I have no problems with an agenda that talks about reforming markets. However, that is a myopic and narrow agenda. I think the time has come to focus on institutions.
How Covid Pandemic Has Left Millions of Children Without Routine Vaccines, Study Shows
There is an urgent need to strengthen routine immunisation to prevent the risk of vaccine-preventable disease in children, according to Lancet.
Developing Their Constituency: What Public Representatives Can Learn from PM Modi
Despite his numerous responsibilities as India's Prime Minister, over the past 7 years, he has showered his love and attention on the people of Varanasi.
Digital and Branchless: The Big Structural Reform that Indian Banking Needs
This will lead to expansion of the credit market and credit- starved segments will get access at a right rate.
2 Billion-plus by 2056? Why UP, Assam Population Policies are Need of the Hour
Social awareness campaigns are clearly not enough. They need to go hand-in-hand with clear and effective population control policies.
Why are Sikhs of Kashmir Angry?
The recent controversy over alleged cases of forced conversion and marriage of Sikh girls has ruptured the cordial relation between Kashmiri Muslims and Kashmiri Sikh communities